Ghanaian musician Mzbel has shared her perspective on the witchcraft potential each person wields, noting that it is discovered over time.

She explained that just as a person might respond physically when provoked, one can also focus negative energy on someone, which can cause them spiritual harm.

"Everybody is a witch. People who haven’t discovered their witchcraft will think others who have discovered theirs are using it for something bad," she stated.

Mzbel revealed in a trending video that an unexpected breakup nearly caused her to crash her car, as her partner ended the relationship while she was on her way home.

"I was driving home, and he told me that I don’t fit into his world and we could still be friends and all that. At first, I laughed and said, ‘Are you serious?"

"I didn’t do anything to him. We had even gone for a couple’s holiday and returned—and then two weeks later", she said.

In March last year, she spoke out about speculations regarding the father of her son, Adepa.

Addressing the rumors, she made it clear that she has no intentions of revealing his identity to the public but it not Castro.

In a statement, Mzbel recalled the last time she saw musician Castro before his mysterious disappearance. According to her, their last encounter was during the funeral of Ronny Coaches, a member of Buk Bak, when they worked together on a tribute song.

“The last time I saw Castro was when Ronny Coaches passed away, and we composed a tribute song. I haven’t set my eyes on him since,” she revealed.

She clarified that her son was born six years after her friendship with Castro ended, dismissing assumptions that he could be the child’s father.

“People assume he is the father because we were once close, but I will not disclose who my son's father is on social media. The attention usually does more harm than good,” she stated.

Mzbel emphasized that keeping her son’s father out of the spotlight is a personal decision, as neither she nor the father wants unnecessary public scrutiny.

“Once people find out, he becomes the center of attention, and his private life will be scrutinized. He doesn’t want that, and neither do I. However, this is my personal business, not something for social media,” she added.

Mzbel’s statement comes amid persistent curiosity from the public, but she remains firm in her stance to keep certain aspects of her personal life private.

In the same year, she addressed reasons for publicly criticizing Counselor Charlotte Oduro following the latter’s marriage collapse.

In a recent interview, Mzbel explained that her reaction stemmed from Oduro’s past comments about her son, Okomfo Black.

"When issues about my son came up, this woman took a strong stance against him. She made it very personal, and I was shocked. I can confidently say I have a problem with her," Mzbel stated. "She claimed she would stand against my child—a ten-year-old boy?"

Expressing further displeasure, she added, "She said she would fight for her God, yet she couldn't even fight for her own marriage. She was trying to battle a ten-year-old boy over religious beliefs."

Mzbel also questioned Oduro’s credibility as a counselor and pastor, saying, "I expected her to handle the situation differently. A child that young should be given room to grow and understand things with time."

According to Mzbel, she began paying closer attention to Oduro after the incident and was dismayed by the kind of advice she offered.

"I was disappointed that people actually go to her for counseling. It was clear her marriage would fail—she constantly insulted her husband and thought it was a joke. She hasn’t made marriage appealing to us unmarried ones. She hasn’t set a good example," she concluded.

The General Overseer of the Royal Victory Family Church, Apostle Solomon Oduro, officially announced the end of his marriage to his wife, Rev. Charlotte Oduro.

The couple, well-known in public circles, particularly Rev. Charlotte Oduro, who frequently appears on media platforms discussing relationship issues, have reportedly been separated for the last three years.